Recent reviews by Sousalah'20 ツ

Done 100%!
Recommend 100%!

Can say it's an improvement over the last game in every aspect.

When I bought this game I was going simply to bring back those old memories, and oh boy I got surprised.

Now for someone whose first game on PS2 Ratchet & Clank 2: Going Commando, I was expecting a more comic story with funny gags from here and then, but without entering in spoilers, the story on this game had a more serious tone which caught me off guard, and I will say that the story is good (won't deny) but quite honestly I missed some comic relief, and I felt that it could be longer.
And on a personal note I missed some traits of the older Ratchet, felt this one is a bit too gullible.
Gameplay wise the game was so FREAKING GOOD, and I mean every word. It's just beautifull to play. As for the puzzles, I enjoyed them, but quite honestly I would love for them to make some harder challenges.
As for the planets, this is probably my only "little" negative take on this game, because I although I loved exploring the planets on this map, I wish this game had more planets like the earlier titles.

If you ask me honestly if I recommend this game to anyone, I would recommend without hesitation, but I would advice you that the game is rather short (around 10 hours to finish the game with all achievements, and a few more hours to level all the weapons, omega included) and maybe you wanna pay when the game is on discount.

Rats... RATS!? RAAAAAATS!!!

This game compared o the prequel is more chaotic... but let's resumé my experience about this game:

Story:
Ok, I'll say this first. If someone to decide to make a drama/horror movie about "A Plague Tale: Requiem" with the actual cutscenes and the dialogues in game you would made a pretty good movie. While there are some minor details that you can tweak or disagree, the overall story is great.
Anyways, moving to the story. I could describe the events per to per and tell you what happen, but since I don't like giving spoilers or be spoiled (even the names), all I will I say is the following:
The story is about two siblings trying to find the cure for the younger one's disease, but in order to do that they'll have to overcome diverse obstacles, facing more ferocious enemies, and they have to make some harder choices in order to survive. I would point out that this game on your first playthrough, the story will have some outcomes that will leave you intrigued, shocked, etc (this I won't define exactly because it depends on each indiviual and not solely on me).

Gameplay:
About the gameplay, this game offers you so many options on how you pass a certain sections. While some puzzles you have to find the logic answer, in certain sections (let's say "combat zones) you can do whatever you please. If you want go sneak sneak, you can do it, if you want to obliterate anyone you can, you can choose how you want to approach basically.
Also I want to stand out that if you want to do 100% like I did you'll have to do 2 playthroughs to unlock the levelling achievements (you'll know which when you start playing).

Extra:
If you want to know more about the story about what happened before, I would also suggest you buy the prequel "A Plague Tale: Innocence" or watch on YT to have more depth about the story telling in this one.

Overall, (and I'm sorry if I'll sound biased, but that's on I like this game) if you ask me if you should buy this game, I wouldn't even blink and say yes to that question, because the story itself will hook you into the screen and the gameplay itself is actually solid.

This game is addictive af!

After playing Automata, and knowing this game is a prequel, I decided to play this game and I must say that the storytelling in this game is astonishing (character, pace, twists, etc...).
Gameplay is solid, not as good as Automata but still fun to play.
And lastly, I would also love to point out that this game has probably one of the best soundtracks I've heard, so good that it can give you an eargasm.
Overall, great game.

P.S.: If you played Nier: Automata before, I recommend you to buy this one. In case you haven't, I recommend both. c:

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I got a plan. This is a positive one.

A must buy!

This app allows to download loads of wallpapers for all type of tastes, and also let you costumize your own wallpapers where you can make trees and water move, add bright effect, sun, rain effect, add audio visualizer... or just make titties bouncing c:
But seriously, there loads of things you can do with software, too much to explore and best of all, it has all the tools to let you be creative.

So my question is, why haven't you buy yet?

This game makes Portal 2's puzzles a child's play... Geez, my brain is still aching...

Definitely recommend it for people who loves challeging their brain.

A must play!

I could write and talk a lot about this game, but I'll sum up with crucial points that made me enjoy this game:
● Fighting System - Well, this one took me by surprise, and quite honestly, I prefer this one way more. While the previous Yakuza where basically smash buttons, making the fights very repetitive, on this Yakuza, the combat system is basically a turn based combat system, where you command the characters what action they should execute. And truth be told, it's a breath of fresh air.
● Story - Without spoiling the story, I found myself be intrigue with the story, making me sometimes be immersive with it. I wish I could explain how, but I won't say more since I don't like spoiling stories I care about and if I told you how I would feel, you would expect how the story would roll...
● Characters - Well, for the first time in the main games, we're not playing with Kiryu, but with a newly character called Ichiban Kasuga, and I'll put it this way. Whether you like him or not, you can't deny his passion and charisma, making this guy rank pretty high in what a protagonist should be. And for the rest involved, let's say that I feel each character you encountered complemented so well in the story, and I love how diversified some of them are.
● Grinding - Let's say that this game while in the earlier chapters you won't need grinding at all, at middle to the end, you'll need to grind a lot to make yourself be ready for the more "op" fights, or you'll be sent into bolivean.
● Substories - I can sum up this one real quick, Same old Yakuza, with the same silly humour that makes me laugh from time to time.
● Minigames - Well, majority of them are the arcades, karaoke, darts, etc.. I will talk about the two recently mini games that I enjoyed a lot. Ichiban Confessions (later Ichiban Holdings), where you learn how to manage a corporation, I would say that this minigame is actually like the Cabaret Clubs in terms of how to play, once you get the know-how on how to do this minigame, it becames automatic and you already know how to do and when to do. And the other is Dragon Kart, which is by the way a look a like "Mario Kart" so no need to explain this minigame further.

So in overall, I say this game is worth and I dare to say this game is one of the best played 'til now.